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[[Image:Timed_Hit.PNG|thumb|right|The '''Action Command''' increases the amount of damage done to an enemy.]] | [[Image:Timed_Hit.PNG|thumb|right|The '''Action Command''' increases the amount of damage done to an enemy.]] | ||
An '''Action Command''' (also known as a '''Timed Hit''') allows a character to do significantly more damage to an enemy than a normal hit. Often, Action Commands occur when the player presses the "A" button right before the party member hits his opponent | An '''Action Command''' (also known as a '''Timed Hit''') allows a character to do significantly more damage to an enemy than a normal hit. Often, Action Commands occur when the player presses the "A" button right before the party member hits his opponent, or they will recieve less damage when on defense by pressing "A" before an enemy attacks. In ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'', they were called Timed Hits, and are the key to success in the game. Although, in the ''[[Paper Mario]]'' series, and the [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|''Mario & Luigi'']] series, they use the term "Action Command". | ||
In ''Paper Mario'', [[Twink]] gives [[Mario]] the [[Lucky Star]], a special pendant from Peach that allows the plumber to perform Action Commands. This artifact proves useful in the upcoming battle against a [[Magikoopa]]; a fight that occurs after Mario visits [[Shooting Star Summit]] for the first time. | In ''Paper Mario'', [[Twink]] gives [[Mario]] the [[Lucky Star]], a special pendant from Peach that allows the plumber to perform Action Commands. This artifact proves useful in the upcoming battle against a [[Magikoopa]]; a fight that occurs after Mario visits [[Shooting Star Summit]] for the first time. | ||
Revision as of 21:56, December 12, 2008
An Action Command (also known as a Timed Hit) allows a character to do significantly more damage to an enemy than a normal hit. Often, Action Commands occur when the player presses the "A" button right before the party member hits his opponent, or they will recieve less damage when on defense by pressing "A" before an enemy attacks. In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, they were called Timed Hits, and are the key to success in the game. Although, in the Paper Mario series, and the Mario & Luigi series, they use the term "Action Command".
In Paper Mario, Twink gives Mario the Lucky Star, a special pendant from Peach that allows the plumber to perform Action Commands. This artifact proves useful in the upcoming battle against a Magikoopa; a fight that occurs after Mario visits Shooting Star Summit for the first time.
In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, they reappear, and also introduces Stylish Moves, which allows Mario to recharge his Star Power faster. They are available from the start. While Action Commands are not used in Super Paper Mario, Stylish Moves do appear.
In the Mario & Luigi series only, Mario and Luigi can entirely avoid getting hit by enemy attacks by using the Action Command. They can jump over their enemies or hit them with hammers to prevent them from attacking. Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time also has a special action command involving the babies in piggy-back mode.
